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This may be why the driveway is in such bad shape.
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My neighbor has been clearing some of land over the summer for access, and one day I was riding along with him, and noticed big tree stump with a three button plow sticking out of it! I asked "what's the story behind that? ,and he said "a long one".


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I don't believe for one minute that is real. The tree doesn't show any root flare (my own term) and the blade and surrounding ground look to good. Also the branches look to small and spindly to be that low on a trunk that size. But I have been wrong many times before just ask my wife.
 


My first manure spreader was a freebie. They told me that it is just off the side of the field. I had to go back to them twice to get better directions on where it was. Once I located it I had to get my chain saw and take down 5-6 six inch trees in able to get hooked up to it. I got around five years out of it.
 
Good morning: Just an opinion, if the picture is real, then I think the tree is too close to the building and needs to be taken down anyway.

Dennis M. in W. Tenn.
 
(quoted from post at 10:21:31 01/14/21) Good morning: Just an opinion, if the picture is real, then I think the tree is too close to the building and needs to be taken down anyway.

Dennis M. in W. Tenn.
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DMartin, it looks to me like a fence not a building. Sunlight is shining on the edges of the boards. Flembo, most of the low limbs on my trees wither away and die.
 
I am no expert, but I think the tree and building are real, it is the blade I would question, it does not look rusty enough to have set in that particular spot for that long. AT the very rear of the blade assembly is part of the mechanism for locking the angle of the blade missing?
 
That's a hybrid cottonwood tree . Fast growing, last about 35 years. That tree is about 18-20. Low limbs die first as in photo
 
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